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Climate resilience in Africa in 2022, by country (index score)

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Release date

2022

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Region

Africa

Survey time period

2019

Special properties

overall index

Supplementary notes

The source adds the following information:
"Climate resilience is an overall measure that helps to indicate how well positioned a country is to adapt to climate change and what it is able to do about mitigating its impact. The measure of vulnerability included in the study indicates a country’s physical exposure, the sensitivity of key sectors to climate impacts, and its adaptive capacity in terms of infrastructure and social resources in place. Resilience goes further by combining this measure of vulnerability with readiness as well as a country’s economic ability to adapt."

Countries scoring between 0 and 44.9 are classified as Lower Resilience.
Countries scoring between 45.0 and 59.9 are classified as Medium Resilience.
Countries scoring between 60.0 and 100.0 are classified as Higher Resilience."

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African countries showed low resilience to climate change, according to the source's index. All assessed nations in Africa scored below ** out of 100 points, classifying them as lower resilient countries. The Climate Resilience Index evaluated *** nations worldwide, taking into account GDP as well as readiness and vulnerability to climate change. In Africa, Mauritius ranked as the most resilient country to climate change (56th worldwide). On the other hand, Chad was the least resilient, both in the African continent and globally.